Toyota Camry parts reviews

I paid $220 for a set of 4 Bridgestone tires that were like 2 years old on my Camry.

I’m driving a 98 Toyota Camry and just changed the water pump at 300k(which includes changing the timing belt).

As mentioned the old tires were shot with 2016 date stamps and cracks all over. Replaced with a set of Pirelli P4 Persist AS Plus tires aka the cheapest legit all-season tire ($99/ea). Car drives much better now and will be much safer once the rains return.

for my 2025 camry, I get a 5 qt bottle of mobile 1 0w8 for $28 at walmart and a oem filter for about 5 bucks from the dealer with the washer, so a change for $33 bucks total.

i have a set on my 2011 camry. super quiet, great gas mileage, the tires have since been discontinued and replaced with the RT45, which i have on my civic. both are good, solid tires.

Pirellis are the best tires for my 98 camry. Through the years, I've bought Goodyear, Bridgestone, and Michelin tires for my black beauty. Pirellis are by far the quietest and nicest riding tires I've ever had on the car.

I just had everything you mentioned done on my 2017 Camry. I paid about 900 but the alternator was denso which makes oem parts for Toyota.

I just purchased their OE formula @ $8.99 a quart...my 2012 Camry, 2ARFE has 212k miles and started burning oil around 150K. I was using Mobil 1 since I ownWe'll, and I noticed I was topping it off every other week...Now, I'm waiting for the oil and see if this will clean up the oil control rings, ring landings, etc. I'll report back.

Don’t get KYB I got them on my Camry and they didn’t last long. Just get the factory struts IMO.

2000s Toyotas. Not really unreliable, but oil burning was an issue on most of these because people did not change the oil on time.